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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-24
KNOXVILLE, TENN.
Street Car Companies Consolidate
RosignatfOns and Elections.

lsPEOIAL TO THn LPPIAL.i
KNtIvLLE, TENN, March 23 All
the street car companies OF the city
we're merged into one organization TO.
day. A number of the old dire ctore
resigned, and among the new ones
elected were VIM. Morrow, s. b. Lut-
trell, ]. O. Luttrell, ]. s. Vapgilder
and r. Jones. Mr.. VsnRider was
elected president Of the system.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-24
Female Suffrage

TRENTON, N. j., March 23.-In the
House the bill giving women the right
TO vote for school trustees in school
districts was passed unanimously.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-24

We have tried DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup in our family and can assert
that IL is the best remedy for a cough
or cold ever introduced. Price 25 cents.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-24

For the cure Of cuts, spraing, bruises,
burns and frost bites you can rely or
Salvation Oil-26 cents.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-24

shall be rented to the highest bidder,
the proceeds to 60 toward keeping the
place in reTair. Amended so as TO re-
serve 100 instead OF fifty acres.
Pending further consideration ad-
journed till o'clock pm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
Dcaro ano Rooms.

East Side.
FURNISHED Paror Floor 70 rooms en- suite
or cir; 10 years Professor Ervan the singing
teacher, possession May l. 2zl bast lothst
FURNISHED Second Floor, suitable for
j light housekeeping possession May al East
lSlh-st
.l.l.l LEXINGTON-AVE.- refined French
e)SeJ family nice rooms. with without boards
Advantage Of French references exchanged
West StdA
PRIVATE FAMILY would let en- suite
~ or snQly neatly references 80 West
Eieveuth-sL between 5th- and 9th ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.


full copy Of the text Of Hcuse bin signed
By the ON saturday received yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange The clause forbdng more than one
family where halls do not on the external air Ia re-
incd Otherwise the bill stands substantially as approved
the Enst property asking that the assessments
sSs Street Re On fe & $"c 9
@ e cDSp place s west Il rspcT
sas ~ Michael oSn dig axs:,Siy ho.,s
sSsSa sas .s s
g n ;s. as%s
During public hours " H,rnes, sold some valuable
q ~ sRs Sd
:ss To- s!sER:sSs sSs's%s%
sss IS %s!: ssssn +:
siss,n.t The souIs,cry 6IownstOns dwelling with lot
iI IN below
e. % r ss spS Psn po
sos.S siss q Thirty sss slInsTs w .s
iSr near sn
sss snS sSs o
NEw-YoRK, Monday. March %. 1887.
e following sales were made at the Exchar SO and Auc
';sS fx MsSn .'se s ss 81 soass saoos
Of sd.aVe. iot iss1ss9 VIM Iosoo
4,o.. ave- s f ics q mishordse-
pos 81 lana ssGn: csSs%0stavc $50 ii Of above
i0Siiias5o1 l4S asd Mayd a,r msyns ~ 'iso
q T si "a AS e E ssn 10000
% a asSs lot ssis - 20
/. .ssfy Sws RS aiti lot 81 Es:
ioSs each; II Benei1 ooUo 1sooo
e , Sys ,s' $ iSs 10 @ West sd '0
ana nae So q I East Sshs. were row SsSd '
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFORM Y. CITY
s following show. the real estate transactions recorded
In the Registers Office to-tay
AveA es 1905 n . of 55th-st, 25xs0; o Donohue Ann oo
ssss ss .,1' $50 Of sthavc i5xaso. Trm6e
,sSss pon : sa7e ne Of sth.avs i7eIss1i;
on.T'tSn to As MeM lam = Interest -
shaw Mary d Knran 10000
ssS vile TO J Wunsch ....,.............-. 1850
ioss & sneSrcman and wife to II Elias jr... 1900
e sd i son The S csiss
S.Spa SDg''.oo " u,o $4,000
"a ssss = g Ssd
asds, @ 81 Sthass 20. 1000
Cs,n. and Vile to Bonesby and another 10000
30 Il Dsiy and wife to G stoiz $500
snd wife to- TO NJ RaDer 'e 4e 500
AMI " Re 10 c schultz $500
wa and vile 70 O Baker ................ 1000
s''s sn ~ wife f. 70 l. siese 10000
issti 8 -'v - ................. $4,000
sAsi sns:n lot S ssi Of isave ajao2
I'd s w,e%is; S 80 II OF Scshs iai162i0 Thomas
Matthews and wife 10 i. Web6er 1000
lthst $ 81 ft " Of Aye-A, 22HsLs; { MoiS'er
7n4 Ha 1855 Il Of S5trst 25xiOo; Wm Akin
and wife TO Delisser 40. ; loo
and wife 10 9 Casse I'.o 245Oo
'o'a and nd wic 70 " Montgomery 1880
Msdisou,ave, No $50 25x65; faik ana wife to ~.
Harris y. I1775
IISS. OxlOOsx 25xlGo 5; Bernheimcr ana wife oo,co
,.,sya e - 9 95 IL Of 5is.t IS ix74 kramer
and wife 10 n q Teller and wfo 1880
lGeihst 40 S67 East. 4Lsx7lx4LSf1S a Apple ,,oo
Are.4 Is 44G IT OF Sd.si 22x76; i $ Arnold TO
s2a es" No aai East iGx Io MinIah and
17tss o. foo r Of 9iavc 9j3Ioo the ii
Clausen Son Brewing Company to the church ,oooo
sSd eS % Z, 10 T. Weller $1,000
ss,hst 81 "a @p 100 II Of eths 7ixo0j; Emanuel
po,s and se y tS1o Of shave 25x6o EXECUTOR
Zo's s,s Of Van Ness TO Ris,r 1900
sas Metsi T. 200 u ''.'1 1900
7S'hs 80 2bo OF B aeMke 10 Guile $1,000
l42i st $ us II c Of Wiisaye I5xlV0 oUor
man ami wife 10 II Seersbrre, IL mt rcsi--.-.;
A'sA efa aaS & ;, , 1899
l6st-st. = 90 II Q OF AuluDonave 2019o Eu"ln 400
rs9e and WE Of 9,ye So sxio 2iio
Werner and wife to A kuster. <ovoO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
Brooklyn propertp for 6ale ano 90 cet

EOR SALE.-A frst-class large extension
house. greenhouse stable giounds, &C. extending nom
Frst 10 Second places between Court and Clinton sta eh
healthy York Bay For price and
permits apply OREILLY BROS. l2l East 44thsL n 4.
INVESTMENT IN NEW HOUSES, paying
per sinks tubs water closets on each moor Ieo
stories families valuable business loo atom
sure keep price, $1,000 Corner North Ioth ana ID
SIS. williamsburg.
YNO LET.-Furnished, for one or three years.
to private family only the nne three story highstoop
brownstoue house. No. u First Place. bet Clinton ana
Henry ss an extra lot II desired. Apply TO T. CLARhE
Tribune Office N V. or LEONARD MOODY. 20 Courtst
Two LET-House in Brooklyn, Sl2O-l5th
of Apr; tr, and basement 10 rooms al I'M
proyemenis; High School and new Public school each
Eehrcpd and tgo shor; blocks rom
Church; best part OF Brookyn haistysI
cars Fulton the door TompknSave cars az the
corner 100 feet run Williamsburg erries elevated cars
~ J. w BARNCM. owner.
80 Ha!seyst. Brooklyn.
ITO LET-In Brooklyn. second floor and part
third door in house No q Vernon ave. mar Nay
ave all modern Improvements handy 10 1our surface
the ferries and ne Bridge; seven minutes
from Nostrandave elevated fOa station rent $50 munt
TO be let a small family american without chdien nm.
de ago and vile preferred Apply IL owner On the
premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
gersen Gitp l)roperIn 90 Get.

DENT S2S-Two coy houses. for small
HI families AMI bathroom. every no crn IN
high ceilings walls aper7i plaza eonr,yaiI
shade frees. select neg4borh0o STEAM
ana horse car. JOHN NJ JONES IS sip ave- Jersey CITY
Iicrhfs Take Cotandt Street Ferry, CourtLOhse cars
Write ioI descriptive circular.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-18
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

THERE was an exciting scene in the
rooms Of the New York Coffee Exchange
on the 18th when it was announced two OF
the largest dealers in the country had
failed on account Of the decline.
A CoLoRED MAN known as Dago Joe.
who was charged with murder, was taken
from the officers who had him in custody,
near duncan Station, Miss, on the 18th
and lynched.
THE invitation Of DR.. McGlynn to Chi
cago by District Assembly No. 81 Knights
OF Labor, has caused a quarrel betweel
the members of the organization. The
the invitation and compelled the assembly
to rescind the resolution to tender DR.
Mcalynn an official reception.
AT Somervlle, Tenn, on the 11th, Mr.
w. H. Boyd was killed instantly by
lightning, and his little son, who wa.
standing by him, was stunned, but not Sc
riously injured.
IT is reported that all the shops of tn,
Louisville and Nashville system will b
located at Birmingham, Ala.
A GRAND Fourth of July celebration i,
to oe held at Columbia, Tenn. II. w
Grady is to be the orator. Other celebri
ties are invited.
A NEW YORK policeman found s., 800 Oh
the street on the 11th.
THE Decatur Land and Manufacturing
Company has just closed contract witl
the United States Rolling Stock Company
for the erection Of locomotive and cal
works, in which 1000 operatives will b'
employed. Capital stock. 500, 900.
ONE new case Of yellow fever was re
ported at Key West, Fla, on the 18th.
CAPT. A. J. LANDMAN was brutal,J
murdered near Yazoo City, Miss, on tn,
18th by Walter and Ben Cullum becaus.
of an old feud. Walter was subsequently
caught and posse is on Ben's track.
THERE is the widest excitement ei
Cleveland, Tenn, over the development:
In the shooting of Miss Irene Fam, by Viii
Guess. 1t was supposed that the killing
was accidental, but it now develops that il
was murder.
TRENTON, No., and vicinity have beer
infested for the past week by an insect
the description of which agrees fully with
that of species OF cantharides, or Spanisl
fy. The insects come in perfect swarms
and they not only devour vegetation Will
ayidity, but their vesicating power on th'
human bodyis equal fully to cantharides
TWENTY-FIVE thousand square miles O.
land are inundated in Hungary.
MRS. ANNA GRIFFIN, Of Philadelphia
Pa. in fit of insanity on the 1lth, Gu
the throat of her 10 year old daughter
with q razor, and then cut her own throat
dying instantly.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-18

HUNTSVILLE ALA, SATURDAY, JUNE 1s, 1887

Bishops wholesale warehouse and Bruck.
er's ice-house at Winnipeg, Man. loss
about SIC, ,0O0
BARCLAY PEAKE was found guilty at
Mount Holly, N. j., on the 18th, of murder
in the first degree for the murde of Mary
Anderson.
The Secretary of the Navy has ordered
that the new cruiser Chicago be subject
ed to another dock trial at Chester.
TuR Canada Chemical Manufacturing
Company's works at London, Ont, were
burned on the night of the 18th Loss
s45, ,0N; partially insured
A CAREFUL review of the hop situation
in the Mohawk valley, N. Y, indicates
that, barring possible ravages by YER
min, One-third Of an average crop will be
harvested. The decrease in acreage is
fully one-third and the yards average
will only be fair.
The northumberland bicycle race, run,
on the 18th on the public roads near Craw.
fordsville, Ind, was won by Rhodes
Time, seven hours and fifty seconds
Crocker was second.
ARTHUR KELLY, the SON of a wealthy
brick manufacturer of Chatham, N j.,
who has been for some time an inmate Of
the State Insane Asylu m at Morris Plains,
made his escape on the 18th by sealing a
ten-foot fence while out with his
keeper
WHILE a number Of men were examin-
Ing blasting charge which failed in
Rain & Kauffman's stone quarry, near
Leesport, Pa, on the 18th, it exploded
with great force, fatally inJuring Francis
P. Kaufman and Phillip Schaefer and
severely injuring three others.
TuE toll In nf nj al ocf; IL
Of provisions exported from the United
States during May past was S55S4, ,255
against s. 629, 1856 in May, 1885,
NORTHWEST TERRITORY officials and
most of the settlers are reported as be-
lieving that there is no foundation for the
rumOrs Of uneasiness among the half
breeds and Indians.
Crown PRINCE FREDERICK left Berlin for
London on the 18th to take part in the
Queens jubilee celebration. Before de-
parting he called at the Emperor's palace
and took leave of his Majesty.
The Farmers Institute of South Rem.
frew, Ont, has passed resolutions in
favor Of free trade with the United
States and pledging the institute to do its
utmost to carry such a policy to sue
ces ,ful issue.
The belief is gaining ground in New
York that Henry George and DR.. Nc
Glynn will run for the State Senate at
the next election IN the districts now rep
resented by Senator'S Cullen and Henry
Banners naming them for these places
will, it is said, be carried in the great Nc
Glynn parade on the 18th.
THE Secretary of State is informed by
the Minister Of Spain in Washington that
foreigners visiting Cuba, who remain be.
yond one month, must provide themselves
with passports. Spanish consuls in the
United States are now instructed to af1x
visa to United States passports, at the
cost Of one dollar.
GENTLEMEN who have talked with the
President since his return from Saranac
lake believe that he will soon be off again
on another jaunt Oae who conversed
with Mr.. Cleveland about his exercise In
the woods says that the Chief Executive
is greatly pleased and wants to have
repetition of his late experience before
the season Is over.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-18
A HEAVY FALL.
Descent ofa Monster Aerolite Near st JO-
scph, Indiana.


scph, Indiana.
CHICAGO, June 13-An Inter ce an spe-
cial from Evansville, Ind, says: "An
aerolite Of vast dimensions fell yesterday
morning near St Joseph, about ten miles
from this city, and about three
miles from the nearest railway sta
tion The residents Of this locality
were startled by a sharp, quick sound,
simultaneous with severe Earring Of the
earth. 1t was at first thought to be an
earthquake, bat farmer soon brought
the intelligence that some great
projectile had burst through space and
imbedded itself in the ground in the
woods near by. The aerolite in falling
came in contact with huge oak, which
itdenuded Of its branches as com pletely
as though it has been struck by hurri-
cane Passing downward in a slightly
slanting course it buried itself in the
earth to the depth of at least fifteen
to eighteen feet. The sandy sides
of the hole made by the meteo-
ric stone caved in and buried it. Several
fragments of the stone lay scattered
about, and not only these, but
the whole atmosphere about the place
was impregnated with the smell of sui
phur. The meteoric fragments were of
dull grayish and dark color, indicating a
combination Of obsidian, tractile and pun.
ice. They will be sent to the Smithso oman
Institute. The depth to whi ch the aerolite
had imbedded itself will involve a vast
amount of labor to bring it to light, but
this will, be done for scientific purposes,
and to satisfy the curiosity of the multi
tudes. From the great orifice made by the
stone, and the depth to which it has gone,
it is estimated that it cannot weigh less
than two tons. The circumstance has
occassioned great excitement
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-18

The President is said to have promised
Adjutant-Genera Johnston Jones, of
North Carolina, during his recent visit to
Washington, that all the flags taken from
the Southern States during the late war
should be returned to those States at an
early day.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-18

TIE Postmaster-General has issued an
order to the postm aster at Chicago to de-
liver no more registered letters to the
Chicago Farm Journal. and cash no more
,nonev orders for it.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-18

JonN RUSSELL YOU'VE, ex-Minister to
China, has been chosen president OF the
Ant-Poverty Society of Philadelphia.
This gives him a prominent place in the
Henry George movement. Mr.. w. j. At
kins resigned the place in Mr.. Young's
favor.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-18

HERR LALANCE, a member Of the Ger
man Reichstag, from Mullhausen circle,
was ordered on the 10th to leave Alsace
within twenty four hours. Herr Lalance
is an active protector, and is charged
with having supported the French Patri-
otiC League.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-18

DISPATCH from Nice, France. to the
Warner observatory, on the 18th, an
nounced the discovery of comet located
in rightascension, sixteen hours, eighteen
minutes, forty-six seconds; declination
south, twenty degrees, thirty-eight min
uteS
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-18

THE Constitutional prohibitory amend
uant was defeated in the Massachusetts
House on the S5h by vote Of 139 to "A,
rot the necessary two-thirds.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-18

AARON L. SrIM, one of the bestknown
colored men in Pennsylvania, died at
Reading on the 9th, aged seventy-seven
years. He was prominent in slavery days
as one of the underground railroad"
leaders in assisting fugitive slaves to es-
cane
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-18

SEVERE shocks of earthquake have oc-
Cured at Vernome, in Turkestan. The
town was almost entirely destroyed. One
hundred and twenty persons were killed
and l25 were injured.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-18

THE Car is incensed at the tone adopt
ed by the Russian press in regard to his
foreign policy The Gar aims at main
tanning peace. His policy emphasizes
the tradition of amity between Russia
and GERMANY
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-18

HE close of the week ended the 11th
Tand the Detroits still leading in the
league baseball championship series,
Sltn Boston close up and Chicago still
holding fifth place. The st. LOUIS Browns
continue to hold strong lead in the
american Ass ociation.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-18

EX-SENATOR E. II. ROLLINS has with
drawn from the senatorial canvass in
New Hampshire, and will not be candl-
date in the caucus 1t is claimed that a
majority Of his supporters will go to
Chandler.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-18

IT is officially announced at Berlin tn at
Emperor William, in consequence of an
abdominal cramp, has been confined to
his bed for the last few days. He is also
suffering from catarrhal irritation Of the
eyelids.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-18

SERIOUS rioting is reported to have oc-
Cured at Oak Ridge Park, Gutten burg,
n D., on the 18th. An Anarchist picnic
Tor the benefit OF the Chicago Anarchists,
al which Herr Moss was present, was be-
ing held in the park. Several persons
are reported hurt.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-18

TUE New York State Grand Lodge of
Masons has expelled Prudence Lodge on
acconnt of its admission OF Tom Gould
md other notorious people to member
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-18
NEWS IN BRIEF.
couuiled frsa VaEiss 0s1reaA

THE Government is to institute coast
patrol to aid local authorities in quaran-
tine regulation.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-18

STRONG anti-Semitic movement is
gaming ground in Hungary and the at
enuon of the government is called to
Ms spread. A terrific fight growing out
VI 'hls state of feeling occurred at Ma
lura on the 10th. IN which eight persons
were killed and thirty wounded.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-18

lhE State Department is informed that
unaer the recent agreement with Spain
Ielevng American vessels from DIS
u Eliminating duties, vessels are arriving at
havana NJ with cargoes from the Rio de la
iIata For sixty years the duties have
excluded American vessels from this
trade
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-18

JOHN BRIGHT has written letter, in
wi which he says: "Mr. Gladstone, while in
nnales, spoke as though there was no
,roVince of Ulster and no Protestant or
uyal Catholic population in Ireland. 1t is
sdu 70 see so great Minister descend to
auhces so transparent to deceive his
countrymen.n
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-18

r', oEoRGE W. LYNoH, secretary of the
1ehth Street Crosstown railroad Zone of
,Scoo Sharpe's roads), was indicted by
New York grand jury on the 9th or
,s,u'facery. He is the man who, 1t is
I,a'eo, In requested a Mr.. Raymond to see
aIof ra,I Smith and try to influence him in
'sVor of Sharpe.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-18

ce;n.a 0lxth Auditor makes public the re-
serr;o o ana expenditures of the postal
follow LOT the fourth quarter of 1886, as
lures t"s; g. receipts, sl2, ~, GAL; expendi-
eyceao e,o, o!9, $50. This quarters receipts
spond;, " sL,H,n n9 those of the CORE.
G7 tboss quarter of 1885, and by 81, 723,-
Of lss4",,ol OF the corresponding quarter
Went ;r+ year the reduction in postage
an ipcro"n 49, enect The expenditures show
the last laSe n" OF sS52, 4s7, as compared with
eomnarsss suarter OF 1885, and $3.50, ,62S, as
'eo with the last quarter Of 1884.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-18

United STATES CONSUL CAMPBELL has
NV pviVed TO the State Department his ar
ramdnd ana reception at his post Of duty,
tion ilsI've, Madagascar, and the presenta-
tbrae 70 MIN OF bullock, six chickens and
Nos, geese with the compliments of Her
Mada gracious Majesty the Queen Of
10 f.; sascar, this being her usual present
friendly consuls.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-06-18

The Indian population of Canada
numbers 124 748. There are 595
pupils in the Indian schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-13

CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.

j. ShIInngton sends The Young Ladies' Journal
for october.
DIR. ii. E Leach was summoned from the city
last evening To attend Mr.. Walter l. Dennis. the
actor. who Is critically i'll at the Gedney House,
New York.
A jury under n writ of do lunatico inquirendo at
the court house yesterday found that Isabella
Carney Is OF unSOund mind, incapable or governing
herself or taking care of her estate.
AT meeting last night OF the washington
GrayS IL was decided, instead OF forming Sepa-
rate battalion, TO unite with the ContinentalS-
There were 113 arrests In the twenty-four hours
ending at = O'Clock this morning.
Thursday will be an extra family day at River
View, when the Mary Washington Will leave her
wharf at 10 AIN and return at pm
DIR. johnson, OF this city, attended dinner given
last evening at the Union League Club, New York,
by DR.. Paul T. Munde to number OF distinguished
physicians attending the annual meeting OF the
American Chronological Society.
The Columbia Rifles. at a meeting last evening,
voted to 90 TO Philadelphia TO take part In the
Constitutional Centennial. They Will leave Thurs
day afternoon.
Those VINO leave the city during the summer can
have THE STAR mailed to them for any length OF
time, at the rate OF 30 cents per month, and the
address changed often as desired. s1 The
requisite amount Of money must in eucs case &c
company the order
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-13
THE NEW SCHOOL YEAR.
Educational Institutions Of the City
Where TO Send the boys and Girls.

The new school year begins this month The
attention OF those who have to make choice OF
school for their boys or girls Is called to the ad-
vertising columns of THE STAR, which AFFORD a
complete index of the schools and colleges OF the
city and vicinity. The STAR gives further aid In
making choice by publishing notices Of schools
ana institutions especially worthy OF patronage
The medical, pharmaceutical and dental DEPART
ments Of Howard University all of which are
well equipped for their work. will open October
3, at s p. m; Circulars and information respect
ing these schools can be obtained by addressing
| the secretary, DR.. c. b. Purv1s.
Mt. ST. Josepn's College, at Carroll, Baltimore
County, Md, has opened for the year. The
studies, which are under the direction OF compe-
tent instructors. are arranged in classical and
comm erclal courses. The terms both for bOarderS
and day students are very reasonable. Catalogues
can BE- obtained by addressing Bro Joseph direc-
tOr, at Carroll poSt-o11ce.
The fall term OF Dickinson College Carlisle Pa,
begins on the 18th instant. This college has its
courses arranged according to the ideas approved
by modern educators. 1t begins the new year
with increased resources, an enlarged faculty and
greater facilities. The Of tuition and OF living
Is exceptionally low. Attached to the college Is
an excellent preparatory school For catalogue
or information one should address ]. A. McCauley,
president.
The New Windsor College and Windsor Female
College, two separate institutions under one man
agenent at New Windsor, Nd, begin their seS-
Si0nS on the 14th instant. These schools provide
full graduating courses with degrees and have at
tictu W Iueiu primary, preparatory ana business
departments Catalogues can be had by address
Ing Rev. A. ID. Jelly, d. D., president, New Wind
SOr, Md.
AT Martyrs College of Elocutlon and Oratory,
313 9th stree W., facilities are provided for CIV
Ing instruction in all branches Of elOcution and
volce-culture. The collegiate courses open Octo-
Der D. There Is nOn-prOreSStOnal course for those
who wish to master elOcutiOn as an accom-
pishment, and professional course for those
intending to perfect themselves In oratOry act
Ing. Catalogues giving full information can be
obtained at the COLLEGE,